About Lucie Cheng
Lived 1939 – 2010 (aged 70). Lucie Cheng was a Taiwanese sociologist and university teacher.
Lucie Cheng was a Taiwanese sociologist who was known for her work in Asian American studies, as well as being the first permanent director of the Asian American Studies Center at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). She was also one of the first academics from the United States to visit mainland China after the country normalized its relations with China. After the end of the war, the family returned to Hong Kong, though Cheng's older brother later returned to People's Republic of China to help further the socialist cause. In 1952, the family moved Cheng and her elder sister Catherine Chia-lin Cheng (成嘉玲) to Taiwan.
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Who was Lucie Cheng?
Taiwanese sociologist
When was Lucie Cheng born?
Lucie Cheng was born on 11 February 1939 in British Hong Kong.
When did Lucie Cheng die?
Lucie Cheng died on 27 January 2010 in Taipei.
What was Lucie Cheng's occupation?
Lucie Cheng was a sociologist and university teacher.
What nationality was Lucie Cheng?
Lucie Cheng was Taiwanese.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Lucie Cheng. https://biography.guide/lucie-cheng/
MLA: "Lucie Cheng." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/lucie-cheng/.
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